• Sam Sharpe Square - The small group tour begins at the cruise terminal, where guests board an air-conditioned bus for a two-hour scenic journey around Montego Bay, known as the tourist capital. The tour includes a stop at Sam Sharpe Square, named after a national hero executed for his role in the 1831–32 Emancipation War. The square features several historic sites, including an 1806 cage used to detain unruly slaves, monuments of national heroes, and the Montego Bay Cultural Center, which houses an art gallery, museum, and a Rastafari exhibit.
• Montego Bay Cultural Center - Here, visitors can enjoy a three-in-one experience, learning about the area’s history from the first settlers to the present day. The center covers Montego Bay’s early days as a sugarcane port, its darker history of slavery, and the Rastafarian movement in Jamaica. Guests can also savor the taste of Jamaican beef patties, featuring seasoned meat filling inside a flaky pastry shell.
• St James Parish Church - The tour includes a brief stop at the St. James Parish Church, which is over 200 years old and designed in a classic Greek cross shape. The church features an elaborate 1911 stained glass window that highlights memorials to significant figures in Montego Bay’s history. Following the church visit, there is an optional 20-minute shopping stop.
• Rose Hall Great House - This 18th-century architectural masterpiece offers panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea, beautiful gardens, and unique hummingbirds. Guests can immerse themselves in the tale of Annie Palmer, the “White Witch of Rose Hall,” as an expert guide recounts the haunting stories of how Annie killed her three husbands, took numerous slave lovers, and was ultimately killed by the one she truly loved.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guide
• Roundtrip transportation
• Hotel/Port Pick-up and drop-off

• Lunch

History enthusiasts and adventure seekers will find Montego Bay’s enchanting mix of beauty and intrigue irresistible. This lively resort city, founded by Christopher Columbus, is home to the renowned Rose Hall Great House. This magnificent Georgian mansion, constructed in the 1770s, is associated with the “white witch,” Annie Palmer, whose spirit is rumored to wander its corridors. Guests are captivated by its spooky tales, verdant gardens, and stunning ocean vistas.

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